Does this work on an adjustable bed base?
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I have installed my mattress onto an existing steel frame.To insure adequate support I installed 2 pieces of 3/4 inch plywood cut to size( sanded one side or padded with an old blanket).Be sure to check for sharp edges on the steel frame and tape or pad to prevent cutting. The idea here is to provide support for the mattress along its whole bottom surface; I would assume wood slats, with proper padding, would work also but you would have to install a lot of them.
13743
no it is too heavy and after all it is 16" thick. But it is a spectacular mattress
13744
I would ask the manufacturer if it does and if use on an adjustable base affects the warranty. I haven't used it on an adjustable frame.
1871698
I would guess, based on how difficult it is to "bend" this mattress, that it wouldn't work well on an adjustable bed. But to find out for sure, I recommend talking to the adjustable bed manufacturer to see if their product will work with a memory foam mattress. Getting this thing back into a box to return it would be a nightmare so finding out before hand is advisable.
1393520
It clamps to the bed rail so if there is no other rail or tie downs it should work. It's basically a giant C clamp.
1516623
Possibly anchored lower to the base. You would have to keep it on real low as it shakes the bed. Keep D batteries handy!
1871701
Yes, my son is using it on a craftmatic adjustable bed for the last 6 - 8 months.
704191
Nope. I bought it for that reason. I have it attached to the bed, but never use it because its such a pain to adjust.
1967744
Depending on how high your bed frame is off the floor, it may need some tweaking. Other than that, an inexpensive way to give some added support. It slid onto my metal frame with no trouble.
1278824
Not sure if the rail straps would stay tight to the boxspring on an adjustable bed, or be able to be in the correct position.
1910651
Although the mattress is bent into a compact circle when it arrives in the package, after opening, it expands to a nice thick mattress. I doubt that it would work on an adjustable bed.
676418
It should. My bed is split adjustable, king size. Use twin for bottom and they have deep pockets. Work well
453684
Hmmm. My first thought on that would be "no". It's an extremely thick mattress and I would think that it would slide rather than bend. But if it were secure within the frame of the adjustable bed and could not slide off the end of it then I suppose it could work. I know that is not a definitive answer and honestly I would contact the company before purchasing the mattress. http://www.lucidmattress.com/#contact
1066440
It should . This installs inside the bed and clamps on with mounting rails. It does NOT sit on top of the bed.
1405042
The mattress is firm but still flexible. So I think it will work on a adjustable frame.
521424
We have it on a sealy posturpedic and it works. We do have an adjustable bed and sometimes when you raise the head up to read it will slip the mattress, but then so do the sheets.
1541023
I don't know the density in numbers but it is a very firm bed. I doubt that it would work well with adjustable beds. It works well on a solid frame but wouldn't work with a box spring.
1363156
Might work if you had pieces of wood attached to the edge of the bed. Otherwise would probably slide off.
841052
I'm not quite sure what you mean by adjustable bed frame, but if you're planning to put this on a bed that "bends" (like a hospital bed or something similar), I imagine that it would probably be fine. It isn't rigid so I think it would flex/move with the positions; and it's heavy enough that it shouldn't just slide off. That being said, I have mine on a regular mattress (and regular bed frame) so I can't say for sure. Hope that helps!